COMMITTEE MEMBERS Todd West Catherine Ring Mike Wood Torri Robbins Susan Guilford Anne Douglass Marcia Schatz Liz Small Don Sargent Aimee Hunt Linda Nelson Mary Penfold Nick Caros Mark Arnold

Partnership for 21st Century Skills

Next Tech Committee Meeting
Wednesday, April 16th, 3:00-4:00pm
Elementary School Library-Media Center

DISES Leadership Team Meeting
Monday, April 14th, 3:00-4:00pm

DISHS Leadership Team Meeting
Tuesday, April 15th, 3:00-4:00pm

Examples from SAD 52
(Maine)
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Staff Tech Expectations

Curriculum - Grades K-4

Curriculum - Grades 5-8
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Curriculum Modules - Edutopia
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Technology Standards - Skill Matrix
( Butte County Office of Education)
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Mississippi Tech Standards for Teachers

Mississippi Tech Standards for Administrators

Maine Technology Plan 1999-2002

Science and Technology
Standards and Benchmarks

Maine has not created a clear set of curriculum or standards to serve as guidelines related to the use information technology or 21st century skills. Those standards or benchmarks that do exist are embeded into the content area standards... and are left to local schools to formulate in terms of scope and sequence.

With their framework stablished between 1993-1996 the Maine Learning Results are outdated in terms of standards that related to current Information Technology standards and skills. School districts across Maine have used the following National Educational Technology Standards to create their framework for current "technology" skills curriculum and expectations. The example above (SAD 52) is one of the better efforts I have reviewed and it is an up to date effort (2007).

ISTE NETS-T Frameworks (draft)

New Skills for a New Century PDF

Total Cost of Ownership(TCO)
&
Taking TCO to the Classroom